BSF Strategic Planning Speaker Series 2021
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BSF Strategic Planning Speaker Series 2021
Zayna Khayat, PH.D
June 10, 2021 1pm
Theme: Social and Demographic Trends
Zayna Khayat is Future Strategist with SE Health (formerly, Saint Elizabeth Health
Care) a health and social impact enterprise with a major focus on creating a
better future for aging adults in their homes and communities. Zayna is Faculty
of Singularity University’ Exponential Medicine stream, and is adjunct faculty in
the Health Sector Strategy stream at the Rotman School of Management at the
University of Toronto. Dr. Khayat was previously the lead of health system
innovation at MaRS Discovery District, a health innovation hub in Toronto,
Canada. In 2017 she was seconded to the REshape Innovation Centre at Radboud
university medical centre in the Netherlands. Zayna completed her Ph.D. in
diabetes research from the University of Toronto (2001), followed by a career in strategy consulting,
including as a Principal in the healthcare practice of The Boston Consulting Group (BCG). She currently
resides in Toronto with her husband and three children and is proficient in French and Arabic languages.
Publications of Interest: https://youtu.be/Et95fFHM8lA
Don Drummond
July 15, 2021 1pm
Theme: Economic Trends
Don Drummond is the Stauffer-Dunning Fellow and Adjunct Professor at the
School of Policy Studies at Queen’s University. In 2011-12, he served as Chair for
the Commission on the Reform of Ontario’s Public Services. Its final report,
released in February 2012, contained nearly four hundred recommendations to
provide Ontarians with excellent and affordable public services.
Mr. Drummond previously held a series of progressively more senior positions in
the areas of economic analysis and forecasting, fiscal policy and tax policy during
almost 23 years with Finance Canada. His last three positions were respectively Assistant Deputy Minister
of Fiscal Policy and Economic Analysis, Senior Assistant Deputy Minister of Tax Policy & Legislation and
most recently, Associate Deputy Minister. In the latter position he was responsible for economic analysis,
fiscal policy, tax policy, social policy and federal-provincial relations and coordinated the planning of the
annual federal budgets.
He subsequently was Senior Vice President and Chief Economist for the TD Bank (2000-2010), where he
took the lead with TD Economics’ work in analyzing and forecasting economic performance in Canada and
abroad. For Canada, this work was conducted at the city, provincial, industrial and national levels. TD
Economics also analyzes the key policies which influence economic performance, including monetary and
fiscal policies. Mr. Drummond is currently Chair, Canadian Centre for the Study of Living Standards; Fellow-
in-Residence, C.D. Howe Institute and; member of the Expert Advisory Group to the Canadian Institute for
Climate Choices.
Publications of Interest:
https://www.queensu.ca/sps/sites/webpublish.queensu.ca.spswww/files/files/Publications/Ageing%20Wel
l%20Report%20-%20November%202020.pdf
BSF Strategic Planning Speaker Series 2021
Dr. Maya Reshef Kalogirou
Date TBD (August 2021)
Theme: Environmental Trends
Dr. Kalogirou was born and raised in Edmonton, Alberta. She is a Registered
Nurse with a clinical background in emergency room nursing and has recently
graduated from the University of Alberta with her doctorate in nursing. Her
program of research relates to climate change, health, and nursing practice, and
her doctoral work examined: 1) Albertan nurses' perspectives on climate change
and health, and 2) how the hospital setting influenced nurses' abilities to
practice in environmentally responsible ways. She is passionate about finding
ways to help nurses get engaged with the climate crisis and plans to continue
working on developing nursing leadership in this field. Maya is the Alberta Representative for the Canadian
Association of Nurses for the Environment, a nursing group that is a member of the Canadian Network of
Nursing Specialties of the Canadian Nurses Association.
Dr. Richard Booth
Date TBD (September 2021)
Theme: Technological Trends
Dr. Richard Booth is an Associate Professor in the School of Nursing at Western
Ontario. His program of research seeks to explore the relationships between
human and technological interactions within healthcare and educational
contexts. To do this, his research program consists of two main areas of
concentration (i.e., streams). The first area of concentration is: (1) technological
teaching-learning innovation for nursing education. This area of focus is
dedicated to exploring how students and nurses learn, use, and repurpose health
technology used in, and for, practice. The second area of concentration is: (2)
digitally-enabled healthcare and nursing. As a timely and important area of
research, current trends in the development of communication technology,
artificial intelligence, automation/augmentation, and big data science have been examined and leveraged
to generate future-forward ideas to support the health and wellbeing of people in an interconnected,
rapidly changing technological landscape.
Along with his current teaching and research requirements, he is a Faculty Scholar Fellow with the
provincial Institute for Clinical Evaluative Sciences (ICES), exploring the use of social media technology and
its related impact on clinical and health systems utilization. He is also a member of the board of directors of
the Ontario Telemedicine Network (OTN).
Publications of Interest:
The importance of trust in the adoption and use of intelligent assistive technology by older adults to
support aging in place: Scoping review protocol. JMIR Research Protocols, 6(11), e218.
https://doi.org/10.2196/resprot.8772
Predicted Influences of Artificial Intelligence on the Domains of Nursing: Scoping Review. JMIR Nursing 3
(1), e23939 https://nursing.jmir.org/2020/1/e23939/
BSF Strategic Planning Speaker Series 2021
Paul McLoughlin
Date TBD (October 2021)
Theme: Political Trends
Paul McLoughlin has been a keen observer and analyst of Alberta politics since
1983 when he became a member of the Alberta Legislature Press Gallery. In 1993
he created Alberta Scan, a weekly newsletter about provincial politics. Paul is an
active broadcaster. He can be heard Thursday mornings on CBC Radio in both
Calgary and Edmonton talking about Alberta politics. He has made speeches and
presentations on Alberta politics to a wide variety of groups.
Roger Marple
Date TBD (November 2021, co-presenting with Isobel Mackenzie)
Theme: Resident/Patient Perspective
Roger Marple (November) lives in Medicine Hat, Alberta and is the proud
father and grandfather of 3 grown children and one grandson. He is an avid
sports enthusiast, enjoys playing tennis and golf, loves to travel and knows his
way around the kitchen with a real appetite for baking. Roger worked for
Alberta Health Services and has worked in supply management in the south
zone for over 23 years. He also has young onset Alzheimer’s disease. Roger
was invited to join the Alzheimer Society of Canada’s advisory group to help
raise awareness of the needs of people with dementia, including the specific
needs of people living with young onset and/or early stage dementia. Roger
also serves on the board of directors of the Alzheimer’s society of Alberta and North West Territories and is
active in supporting dementia research in Canada.
Since his diagnosis in the summer of 2015, Roger has made it his mission to dispel myths about the disease
and the stigma associated with dementia. He is a firm believer that you can live well with this disease
regardless of challenges and is passionate about sharing his message of hope.
Publications of Interest: http://www.dementianetworkcalgary.ca/dlh-menu
https://ilivewithdementia.ca/roger/
BSF Strategic Planning Speaker Series 2021
Isobel Mackenzie
Date TBD (November 2021, co-presenting with Roger Marple)
Theme: Resident/Patient Perspective
Isobel Mackenzie has over 20 years’ experience working with seniors in home
care, licensed care, community services and volunteer services. Isobel led B.C.’s
largest not-for-profit agency, serving over 6,000 seniors annually. In this work,
Isobel led the implementation of a new model of dementia care that has
become a national best practice, and led the first safety accreditation for
homecare workers, among many other accomplishments. Isobel has been widely
recognized for her work and was named B.C. CEO of the Year for the not-for-
profit sector and nominated as a Provincial Health Care Hero. Prior to her
appointment as the Seniors Advocate, Isobel served on a number of national and
provincial boards and commissions, including the BC Medical Services
Commission, the Canadian Homecare Association, BC Care Providers, BC Care
Aide and Community Health Worker Registry, and the Capital Regional District Housing Corporation. Isobel
also served on the University of Victoria’s Board of Governors. Isobel received both her undergraduate and
graduate degrees from the University of Victoria and has a Certificate in Health Care Leadership from the
University of Toronto.
Publications of Interest: https://policyoptions.irpp.org/magazines/may-2021/equitable-funding-for-home-
care-must-be-part-of-long-term-care-conversation/
Don Philippon
Date TBD (December 2021)
Theme: Seniors Health
Donald J. Philippon, PhD, CHE, is professor emeritus at the University of Alberta,
former deputy minister of heath in Alberta, vice-president of the Capital Health
Authority and founding co-chair of the Canadian Health Leadership Network.
Prior to assuming his present responsibilities; Don held several senior positions
in government and in the health care system. He left the position of Assistant
Deputy Minister in Saskatchewan in 1987 to assume a similar position in
Alberta. From 1987 to 1994, Prof. Philippon served as Assistant, Associate and
then Deputy Minister of Alberta Health, at the time when health reform was
initiated in Alberta. He also chaired several inter provincial committees
including the Conference of Deputy Ministers of Health. In late 1994, he
assumed the position of Vice-President of the Referral Hospital System in the newly formed Capital Health
Authority in Edmonton where he was responsible for the University, Royal Alexandra and Glenrose
Hospitals. From 1998 to 2001, he served as a consultant to assist with the transition of the blood system to
Canadian Blood Services (CBS) and as the Executive Advisor, Government Relations. Prof. Philippon is a
Certified Member of the College of Health Service Executives. Dr. Philippon’s areas of academic interest
include International Health Systems, Leadership Development and Inter Professional Health Sciences
Education. He is the co-chair of CHLnet and a member of Policy and Research Advisory Committee for the
Canadian College of Health Services Executives.
Publications of Interest: https://calgaryherald.com/opinion/columnists/opinion-we-need-a-national-shift-
to-ensure-canadians-age-with-zest-and-dignity
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